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It's been a long time since Woodward's had chance to use his arrangement skills and his vicious lyrical edge. Neither has gone soft in the years he's been out of the spotlight.

Radio Wars is built from the foundations up to help indie's late bloomers ease into the places most of us had already worn in four or five years ago.

If you're wedded to the all-American ideals of fair and balanced achievementism, you'll probably want to skate around The Low Anthem's Oh My God, Charlie Darwin this Fourth (and from then on forward, too), and get something a little more crazy-right wing.

Keygrip really, really wants to break from its frontman's singer/songwriter aspirations, but never quite does it.

Your 30th birthdays are sneaking in backstage, ladies. You'd better have a new shtick to go with maturity.

Pulling Moby out of the controversies and stories that surrounded his career is tough, if not outright impossible. Wait For Me might be able to do it, though.